Shane van Gisbergen won both the Cup and Xfinity series from the pole position, becoming the first driver to do so since Kyle ...

It's a downright improbable run of dominance, one up there with Kevin Harvick's run of six wins in eight races at Phoenix and Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s four consecutive wins at Talladega. When the younger ...

Following a smattering of criticism after NASCAR opted to wait nearly 35 seconds to throw the caution flag for Cody Ware's violent crash with two laps to go in Sunday's Grant Park 165, NASCAR Cup ...

With the third NASCAR Chicago Street Race in the rearview mirror, the racing company is negotiating with local officials over ...

1. Justin Allgaier, 3. 1. Austin Hill, 3. 3. Kyle Larson, 2. 3. Connor Zilisch, 2. 5. Aric Almirola, 1. 5. William Byron, 1. 5. Brandon Jones, 1. 5. Jesse Love, 1. 5. Nicholas Sanchez, 1.

News Channel 11’s John Jenco and Terry Craig discussed the NASCAR Xfinity and Cup Series races at the Chicago Street Course.

18. Chase Elliott, 38. 19. Christopher Bell, 27. 19. Harrison Burton, 27. 19. Shane Van Gisbergen, 27. 23. Ross Chastain, 23. 24. Daniel Suárez, 19. 25. Ty Gibbs, 18.

The big question ahead of NASCAR’s visit to Chicago last weekend was if any driver could put up a tough fight against Shane ...

Shane van Gisbergen made NASCAR history by sweeping the Chicago Street Course weekend, winning both the Xfinity and Cup ...

It had been nine years since a NASCAR driver swept all facets of a Cup-Xfinity weekend. Let's examine Shane van Gisbergen and ...

Go behind the scenes of the Grant Park 165 with a photographic look at the third running of the Chicago Street Race.

Shane van Gisbergen burned out his tires in celebration, sending white smoke into the air. He signed a rugby ball and punted it into the stands in downtown Chicago. It was a familiar scene. Van ...